The control room,
delivered to the field.
Trace Vantage brings live video and sensor feeds onto one operational surface: CCTV, ANPR and drone in a single control room. When it matters, an operator can mark a target and stream that feed straight to an officer's phone through a secure, expiring link. Every access is case-scoped and audited. Feeds are delivered, not dumped.
The feeds are live. The field is blind.
A control room can be rich with real-time video and sensor data while the officers who need it most are working from a radio description. Cameras, plate readers and drones each live in their own tool, and none of them reach the team on the ground when the situation is moving.
Feeds in silos
CCTV, ANPR and drone video sit in separate systems, so no single operator sees the whole picture in one place.
No route to the ground
What the operator can see rarely reaches the officer approaching the scene, who is left acting on a second-hand account.
Sharing without control
Ad-hoc workarounds to get a feed to the field risk leaving footage on personal devices, outside any case boundary or audit.
One live wall. One secure route to the field.
The control room unifies real-time feeds onto a single surface, then gives the operator a governed way to push any one of them to a named officer. Eyes-on-target moves from the operator's screen to the officer's hand without leaving the force boundary.
CCTV live wall
Multiple camera streams on one multi-camera wall, so the operator can watch a scene from every angle at once.
ANPR reads & hits
Automatic number-plate reads and hits surface on the same surface, tying vehicle movement to the live picture.
Drone with telemetry
Live drone video alongside its telemetry: battery, signal and heading, so the operator flies with full situational context.
Eyes-on-target
Mark a target and stream the chosen drone or camera feed live, ready to share to the team that needs it.
Share to the field
An operator shares a feed to an officer's phone as a mobile Field View. The stream is issued as a secure, expiring token, not a permanent link.
Case-scoped by design
Access is filtered against the case ACL server-side, so an officer only ever receives a feed they are authorised to see.
Nothing left behind
Field View streams to the device and nothing is persisted on it. When the token expires, the view closes.
From the feed to the officer, in one governed path.
Feeds converge on the live wall inside the force boundary. Sharing issues a short-lived, case-filtered stream to a named officer's device, and the access is written to the audit trail like any other evidential action.
Eyes-on-target before, and during, contact.
For an armed deployment, the control room pushes a live drone feed to the field team so commanders and officers have eyes-on-target as they move in. The team approaches with the same live picture the operator is watching, not a description relayed over the radio.
This is a use case of feed-sharing, not a separate product mode. The same secure, expiring, case-scoped route carries the feed, and the same audit trail records who received it.
The team moves with live eyes-on-target.
The operator marks the target and streams the drone feed to the deployed team's Field View. Battery, signal and heading stay in view, the link expires on its own, and nothing is left on the device afterwards.
Live does not mean ungoverned.
Real-time operations run under the same controls as the rest of the platform. Feeds are shared under authority, scoped to a case, and accounted for after the fact.
Every access audited
Each feed access and share is written to the tamper-evident audit trail, with who, what and when, reviewable by the force.
Case-scoped access
What an officer can receive is bounded by the case ACL, enforced server-side rather than assumed on the device.
Expiring by default
Field View runs on a short-lived stream token. Access lapses on its own, and no footage is persisted on the phone.
Delivered, not dumped
Feeds are streamed to the officers who need them for the task, not broadcast or left open beyond the operation.
Inside your boundary
The control room runs within the force environment, on-premises or private force cloud, under force identity and keys.
Human-directed
An operator decides what to mark, what to share and to whom. Trace Vantage moves the feed; it does not fly the drone or act on its own.
See Data sovereignty & deployment › for how the control room sits inside your environment.
What good looks like.
One shared picture
Operator and officer work from the same live feed, so the field acts on what the control room can actually see.
Faster, safer decisions
Eyes-on-target in the officer's hand shortens the gap between what is known in the room and what is understood on the ground.
Accountable throughout
Every share is scoped, time-limited and audited, so live operations produce a record that stands up to later review.
See the control room push a live feed to the field.
Walk through the unified live wall, eyes-on-target and secure share-to-field against your own operational and assurance requirements.